AGP Executive Report
Last update: a minute agoCaribbean Court of Justice: Saint Lucia will host historic CCJ itinerant sittings on Oct 7–8, the first time in the court’s 21-year history it travels there, with a full seven-member bench hearing three cases originating from Saint Lucia, Guyana and Belize. Citizenship-by-Investment Pressure: The EU has told Saint Lucia (along with Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada, and St Kitts and Nevis) to end citizenship-by-investment by 2028 or risk losing visa-free access—raising fresh uncertainty for investors and regional policy. Housing Finance: The House of Assembly approved a US$20 million guarantee for Saint Lucia housing loans, aimed at expanding support for low- and middle-income households. El Niño Readiness: Government-linked updates highlight urgent road and drainage works being accelerated ahead of expected El Niño rains. Kwéyòl Heritage Month: Kwéyòl Heritage Month 2026 was launched in Laborie, with Castries North and other communities named as key hosts for the month-long push to keep the language alive. Regional Justice & Security: The OAS urged full deployment of Haiti’s Gang Repression Force, calling for renewed UN Security Council action and sustained support. International Spotlight: Amber Guyger was granted parole in the US after serving seven years for the 2018 killing of St. Lucian Botham Jean.
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